Students earn 2 college credits while engaging with Seattle University faculty and local experts on the ethical implications and applications of AI in criminal justice.
The Seattle University Pre-College: AI for Equity program offers high school students a credit-bearing, immersive experience exploring the complex relationship between artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the criminal justice system. Through hands-on learning and real-world examples, participants will understand how modern technologies are used in criminal justice today, while critically examining issues of bias, equity, and ethics. Students will build a foundational understanding of AI and machine learning, evaluate common techniques applied to real datasets, and assess both the technical and social justice implications of these tools. The program challenges students to design AI-driven solutions to traditional social problems, balancing innovation with responsibility. Learning is enriched by guest speakers from the Seattle area who bring local, professional perspectives on technology, ethics, and justice. Students will also gain support in college essays, scholarship searches, and resume writing.
A typical day involves classes taught by Seattle University professors, focusing on topics like machine learning, neural networks, algorithmic bias, and predictive algorithms in criminal justice, complemented by guest speakers and project workshops.
This program is ideal for high school students interested in the intersection of criminal justice and artificial intelligence, particularly those who want to explore ethical AI applications and societal impact.
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